by Nilofer Khan
April 16, 2026

Nikon has been one of the few companies that has always had to work hard to prove itself; and that's especially been the case since the inception of mirrorless camera. Sometimes, we all forget that they started the same way that many Chinese manufacturers have today: by imitating Leica. The company has launched some exceptional cameras over the years, with the Z system helping them to reach newer heights. But while they battle other brands for a larger user base, a recent trend showcases that their older cameras are still the talk of the town. Here's a quick look at how Nikon is finding ways to rekindle its bond with those who like analog.

by Alberto Lima
April 16, 2026

I've long shot and loved analog film photography, an experience that cannot be reproduced digitally. Until I tried the Monochrome WLV-01.

by Nilofer Khan
April 16, 2026

Canon users have never had an opportunity to use a nice autofocus lens from third-party lens makers. One of the reasons being that the company was not ready to give access to other brands. Despite the challenges, some people did rely on them and worked with manual focus instead. Things changed as the company changed its rules with the RF mount. It now appears that Canon may open doors to a new third-party lens maker, and that can be interesting for some photographers.

by Feroz Khan
April 16, 2026

A little over a decade ago, Nikon had arguably the best speedlight system of any camera brand on the market. The lights could all talk to each other wirelessly without much hassle, and the system helped many a photographer become a creative professional. But with their last speedlight model being released over a decade ago, what's caused this stagnancy in the lighting department of their R&D team?

by Nilofer Khan
April 15, 2026

A travel photographer knows how important a good lens that can photograph anything. For more photographers who like to go out, they often have one of the basic requirements; the ability to keep their gear minium. Most enthusiasts, thus, rely on a super zoom that allows them to work from getting landscapes to birds in the trees. If you are someone who is looking for a budget all-round lens, then this offering from Tamron is the best for you.

by Nilofer Khan
April 15, 2026

Fujifilm has earned a reputable name with their X-series cameras. The company has been at the forefront of offering popular film simulations, along with other features that young and professional photographers can't get enough of. However, while the digital world is seeing success, there is also the return of a discontinued film from the company that is raising everyone's eyebrows. What are we talking about? The Fujifilm FP-100C.

by Nilofer Khan
April 15, 2026

Nikon cameras have evolved over the years a lot. The company has designed offerings that are smaller, faster, and ergonomically the best. In fact, travel photographers have great offerings to choose from. But, this particular model is the best they can get, and at a decent price: The Z5 II. Here's a look at what makes the device so impressive.

by Nilofer Khan
April 15, 2026

Fujifilm has some exceptional cameras but also some wonderful analog papers. While the company caters to film photographers, it appears that the company insists on discontinuing a film that is liked by many: the RA4. Here's a look at what to expect.

by Chris Gampat
April 15, 2026

"...going into your shoot with some sort of story that you want to tell can be a great way to help you keep a good flow and have those 36 exposures count."